Our Partners
Cooper Home Health is a fully home-based dialysis provider. Every patient we serve is treated at home with no clinic visits required for any part of their care. That model is designed to work seamlessly alongside the nephrologist and referring team.
Our Partners
Cooper Home Health is a fully home-based dialysis provider. Every patient we serve is treated at home with no clinic visits required for any part of their care. That model is designed to work seamlessly alongside the nephrologist and referring team.
Both
PD & HHD. All home, no clinics.
0
Clinic visits required for any part of patient care.
1:1
Dedicated care team assigned to each patient.
24/7
Clinical support. Real people, not voicemails.
Both
PD & HHD. All home, no clinics.
0
Clinic visits required for any part of patient care.
1:1
Dedicated care team assigned to each patient.
24/7
Clinical support. Real people, not voicemails.
Both
PD & HHD. All home, no clinics.
0
Clinic visits required for any part of patient care.
1:1
Dedicated care team assigned to each patient.
24/7
Clinical support. Real people, not voicemails.
The
Partnership Oriented
Dialysis Company
Our approach and model benefits nephrologists in many ways. We’re building the future of nephrology and want visionary physicians to lead it.
The
Partnership Oriented
Dialysis Company
Our approach and model benefits nephrologists in many ways. We’re building the future of nephrology and want visionary physicians to lead it.
The
Partnership Oriented
Dialysis Company
Our approach and model benefits nephrologists in many ways. We’re building the future of nephrology and want visionary physicians to lead it.
Who We
Work With
Cooper works with a range of clinical partners across the kidney care continuum.
A Shared Commitment to Home Dialysis
From individual nephrologists managing their own panel, to large health systems building home modality programs. What connects all of them is a shared commitment to giving patients access to the best possible home dialysis experience.
Primary referring and clinical oversight partners
Cooper works directly alongside the referring nephrologist throughout the patient's time on home dialysis. The nephrologist retains full clinical oversight — Cooper's role is to deliver the home-based care that makes home modality practical and sustainable for the patient.
Coordinated referral process — straightforward and low-burden on the practice
Regular clinical communication and lab reporting back to the nephrologist
Cooper handles all home training, supply coordination, and ongoing monitoring
Home modality growth without adding clinical or administrative burden to the practice
Bridge-to-transplant dialysis care
For patients on the transplant waitlist, home dialysis — particularly PD — is associated with better physical condition at the time of transplant. Cooper coordinates directly with transplant teams throughout the patient's wait, ensuring clinical information is shared and the transition is well-planned.
Proactive communication with the transplant team throughout the waitlist period
Home dialysis modalities that support residual kidney function and physical readiness
Coordinated transition planning when a transplant opportunity arises
PCPs, hospitalists, and other referring clinicians
For physicians who identify patients approaching kidney failure or newly diagnosed with ESRD, Cooper offers a clear, well-supported pathway to home dialysis. A referral to Cooper connects patients with comprehensive evaluation, modality education, and a dedicated care team from day one.
Single point of contact for the referral — Cooper coordinates with the nephrologist directly
Patients receive thorough education on all home dialysis options
Clear communication back to the referring provider throughout the patient's care
Institutional and integrated care partnerships
Health systems looking to grow their home dialysis program without the operational complexity of building it in-house can partner with Cooper to extend their reach. Cooper provides the infrastructure, staffing, training, and ongoing care management — the health system's patients receive fully home-based care under a coordinated model.
Scalable home modality capacity without additional facility infrastructure
Integrated care coordination with the health system's existing nephrology program
Supports value-based care goals around home modality utilization
Primary referring and clinical oversight partners
Cooper works directly alongside the referring nephrologist throughout the patient's time on home dialysis. The nephrologist retains full clinical oversight — Cooper's role is to deliver the home-based care that makes home modality practical and sustainable for the patient.
Coordinated referral process — straightforward and low-burden on the practice
Regular clinical communication and lab reporting back to the nephrologist
Cooper handles all home training, supply coordination, and ongoing monitoring
Home modality growth without adding clinical or administrative burden to the practice
PCPs, hospitalists, and other referring clinicians
For physicians who identify patients approaching kidney failure or newly diagnosed with ESRD, Cooper offers a clear, well-supported pathway to home dialysis. A referral to Cooper connects patients with comprehensive evaluation, modality education, and a dedicated care team from day one.
Single point of contact for the referral — Cooper coordinates with the nephrologist directly
Patients receive thorough education on all home dialysis options
Clear communication back to the referring provider throughout the patient's care
Bridge-to-transplant dialysis care
For patients on the transplant waitlist, home dialysis — particularly PD — is associated with better physical condition at the time of transplant. Cooper coordinates directly with transplant teams throughout the patient's wait, ensuring clinical information is shared and the transition is well-planned.
Proactive communication with the transplant team throughout the waitlist period
Home dialysis modalities that support residual kidney function and physical readiness
Coordinated transition planning when a transplant opportunity arises
Institutional and integrated care partnerships
Health systems looking to grow their home dialysis program without the operational complexity of building it in-house can partner with Cooper to extend their reach. Cooper provides the infrastructure, staffing, training, and ongoing care management — the health system's patients receive fully home-based care under a coordinated model.
Scalable home modality capacity without additional facility infrastructure
Integrated care coordination with the health system's existing nephrology program
Supports value-based care goals around home modality utilization
What Makes Us
Different
Why Clinical Partners Choose Cooper
Most home dialysis programs still require patients to come into a clinic for labs, training, follow-up visits, and check-ins. Cooper is built differently, everything happens in the patient's home.
Care That Comes to You
Training, labs, follow-ups, and ongoing support happen in the patient's home — no travel is required for any part of the Cooper program.
Dedicated 1:1 Care Team
Each patient has a dedicated nurse, coordinator, dietitian, and social worker. Clinical staff are not shared across a waiting room, they focus on individual patients.
Both PD & HHD
Cooper specializes in both home modalities. Patients are matched to the right modality for their clinical situation and lifestyle, with full support for either path.
Low Burden on Referring Practices
Cooper handles operational complexities of home dialysis: training, supplies, scheduling, monitoring, and 24/7 clinical support. Referring practices retain clinical oversight without taking on administrative burden.
Consistent Clinical Communication
Lab results, clinical updates, and relevant patient information flow back to the nephrologist and referring team on a regular basis. Keeping everyone aligned on the patient's status.
Supports Home Modality Growth
For practices and systems with value-based care goals, Cooper provides a reliable pathway to grow home modality utilization without requiring the practice to build out home program infrastructure independently.
Care That Comes to You
Training, labs, follow-ups, and ongoing support happen in the patient's home — no travel is required for any part of the Cooper program.
Dedicated 1:1 Care Team
Each patient has a dedicated nurse, coordinator, dietitian, and social worker. Clinical staff are not shared across a waiting room, they focus on individual patients.
Both PD & HHD
Cooper specializes in both home modalities. Patients are matched to the right modality for their clinical situation and lifestyle, with full support for either path.
Low Burden on Referring Practices
Cooper handles operational complexities of home dialysis: training, supplies, scheduling, monitoring, and 24/7 clinical support. Referring practices retain clinical oversight without taking on administrative burden.
Consistent Clinical Communication
Lab results, clinical updates, and relevant patient information flow back to the nephrologist and referring team on a regular basis. Keeping everyone aligned on the patient's status.
Supports Home Modality Growth
For practices and systems with value-based care goals, Cooper provides a reliable pathway to grow home modality utilization without requiring the practice to build out home program infrastructure independently.
The
Process
How Referrals to Cooper Work
From individual nephrologists managing their own panel to large health systems building home modality programs. What connects all of them is a shared commitment to giving patients access to the best possible home dialysis experience.
1
Initial Conversation
A brief conversation between Cooper's team and the referring practice to confirm the patient is a potential candidate for home dialysis and discuss next steps.
2
Patient Evaluation & Education
Cooper's nurse conducts a home visit with the patient and family to assess suitability, educate on PD and HHD options, and determine which modality is the best fit.
3
In-home Training
Training happens entirely in the patient's home. PD training takes 5–10 days; HHD training takes 3–8 weeks. No clinic visits are required at any point.
4
Ongoing Care & Coordination
Cooper provides all ongoing home care (labs, follow-ups, monitoring, supply management, and 24/7 clinical support) with regular communication back to the referring nephrologist.
Ready to discuss a partnership?
Whether referring a single patient or exploring a broader institutional relationship, Cooper's team is available to have a direct conversation about how a partnership would work.
Ready to discuss a partnership?
Whether referring a single patient or exploring a broader institutional relationship, Cooper's team is available to have a direct conversation about how a partnership would work.
At Cooper Home Health, we believe dialysis shouldn't disrupt your life. We're bringing personalized peritoneal dialysis (PD) and home hemodialysis (HHD) straight to you, where you’re most comfortable.